The great powers and the struggle over Austria, 1945-1955 by Kurth, A, Kurth, Audrey Ellen

“…Thus, in describing the search for Austrian independence, the thesis is not simply a reiteration of the three hundred and seventy-nine meetings of the Foreign Ministers and Foreign Ministers' Deputies for Austria. …”

The Security Aspects of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Relations with Germany and Austria-Hungary in March-April 1918 by Olexander Nazarchuk, Pavlo Satskyi

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Two Chancellors: Metternich and Nesselrode by E. P. Kudryavtseva

“…Austria benefited from this and therefore Nesselrode was called «Russian foreign minister in the service of Austria». …”
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British war policy by Duffy, M, Duffy, Michael

“…In Vienna the Austria Foreign Minister, Baron Thugut, wanted the alliance because he hoped for conquests from France and needed British money to continue the war, and also because he saw the chance of a Triple Alliance of Austria, Britain, and Russia which would isolate Austria's rival Prussia and enable it to make gains in Poland at Prussia's expense.…”

Benesh’s international activity after Locarno conference (october–december, 1925) by Stankov Nikolaу Nikolaуevich

“…Immediately after the Conference E. Benesh, the Foreign Minister of the Czech Republic undertook actions in order to adapt the foreign policy of his country to new international relations. …”
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Herbert Hoover and the Organization of the American Relief Effort in Poland (1919-1923) by Matthew Lloyd Adams

“…Poland, recreated after the armistice of 1918, was confronted at its rebirth with four very severe challenges: welding together the separate sections of the dissected country, which for many decades had been under the rule of Prussia-Germany, Austria and Russia; creating a functioning administration and military force for the country; ensuring the recovery of agriculture, which, during World War I, had seriously declined; and restarting industries destroyed or closed during foreign military occupation. …”
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Visit of King Peter I Karađorđević to Constantinople in 1910 by Zarković Vesna S.

“…In the announcement, it was expressly emphasized that a complete agreement was reached at the conferences of the foreign ministers of the two countries and that the Turkish side will grant Serbian wishes for strengthening economic and trade relations. …”
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